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[ANONYMOUS; ALBERTUS, Frater] Praxis Spagyrica Philosophica. Plain and Honest Directions on How to Make the Stone; & From "One" to "Ten""

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[ANONYMOUS; ALBERTUS, Frater] Praxis Spagyrica Philosophica. Plain and Honest Directions on How to Make the Stone; & From "One" to "Ten""

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Full title: Praxis Spagyrica Philosophica. Plain and Honest Directions on How to Make the Stone; & From "One" to "Ten"" A treatise on the origin and extension of the prime manifestation on the physical plane

York Beach: Samuel Weiser, 1998. First Weiser Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. Two works in one volume. 91, 48pp. With b&w illustrations and 15 plates (tables) at end of volume, 11 of which are in full color. A fine copy in like dust jacket.

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This special ilmited edition reprint combines two works by Frater Albertus (Dr. Albert Richard Riedel). Praxis Spagyrica Philosophica was originally published by an anonymous author in German in Leipzig, 1711. The work has here been translated and annotated by Frater Albertus. It includes a facsimile of the original German text and art. The work gives "plain and honest directions" on how to make the Philosopher's Stone. Also included is Albertus' treatise on number and color called From "One" to "Ten". It concerns the search for the causation of number and manifestation, and describes the emergence of numbers and colors.

This copy is from the collection of Thelemic author Robert C. Stein (1931 – 2024), who wrote "The Mystery of the Letters and The Tree of Life" and other works. Stein was a Professor Emeritus of Biology in the New York State University System, whose involvement in the study and practice of Thelema spanned three decades and travels in five continents.